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namib times SERVING THE COASTAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1958 NO 6536 FRIDAY 11 MARCH 2016 Tel: +264 64 - 205854 / +264 64 - 461866 /Fax: +264 64 - 204813 / 064 - 461824 / Website: www.namibtimes.net

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Buoys wash ashore (Fltr) The Minister of Defence Penda ya Ndakolo, President Hage Geingob and the commander of the Navy Rear Admiral Peter Vilho

Liesl Losper & Sanita Olivier President Hage Geingob as Commander-in-Chief of the Namibian Defence Force says he is left highly impressed with the professionalism, commitment, passion and technical proficiency with which members of Namibia's armed forces carry out their national duty. He urged the armed forces to continue emanating a high level of professional conduct and ensure more transparent systems of accountability.

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“Unfair advantage” for Walvis Bay man stabold municipal HQ buyer bed to death in a taxi

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Gee terug ons sypaadjies

Erwin Leuschner

The sale of the old Municipal headquarters in Swakopmund, also known as the “Alte Post”, has become a bone of contention after the Swakopmund Town Council has continuously given “an unfair advantage” to a politically connected bidder. Even though a private developer has now threatened with a costly application in the High Court, Council disregarded this at the last meeting.

Since June 2015 the that Council has exten- self-imposed condisuccessful bidder, ded the due date for tions of sale but also Telné Properties, ow- payment for the ump- c o n t r a r y t o t h e ned by the Chief teenth time until 31 Namibian ConstiRegional Officer of March 2016, a private tution,” a letter allethe Erongo Regional developer is fed up and ges, sent by Malherbe Council, Nathalia wants to take the matter and Associates on behalf of its client, Mr /Goagoses, has not to court. been able to secure “The actions of the Uli Pack. Should the the purchase price of Municipality are not Municipality persist N$17 million. Now only contrary to the Continues on page 2

A 38-year-old man of Walvis Bay lost his life on Wednesday morning when he was allegedly stabbed with a sharp object while sitting in a taxi. He died in the vehicle.

Detective Chief Inspector Erastus Iikuyu of the Namibian Police Force (NamPol) in Walvis Bay identified the deceased as Joseph Ndeyapo Hekandjo. The next of kin of the deceased were informed. He was stabbed once in the chest while sitting in the passenger seat. The incident occurred at AP Lounge in the Kuisebmond residential area at around 03:00 after the deceased, who works at the lounge, allegedly got into an argument with four male customers.

It is not known what caused the argument and the fight. Hekandjo, who works as a security guard and gambling assistant, allegedly fired warning shots after the quarrel and stopped a taxi to take him home.

Four men then allegedly punctured the tyres of the taxi before one of them entered the vehicle via the rear passenger seat, grabbed the Continues on page 2

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Namibian Navy More senior staff to manage Continued from page 1

The Head of State concluded his tour of the three service headquarters of Namibia's armed forces yesterday, with a visit to the Namibian Navy in Walvis Bay. That was after a tour to Army headquarters at Grootfontein and the Air Force at Karibib.

“I can truly say Namibia is in safe hands,” President Geingob said and added there is a particular challenge on the hands of the Namibian Navy which has 1350km of coastline and inland waterways to patrol and secure. Namibia's waters have an abundance of marine resources and these resources need to be protected from various criminal syndicates.

As is the case with all armed forces globally, there is the constant challenge to do more with less. In this instance, he said, the Namibian Navy will live up to the challenge.

Although Namibia's naval force is small, it has the advantage in its size to be mobile, agile and adaptable.

According to President Geingob Namibia would continue to uphold its constitution, protect its citizens and its natural resources and guard its sovereignty by a “friend to all and enemy to none” approach.

In his introductory remarks, the Minister of Defense Penda Ya Ndakolo narrowed down the different maritime threats the country face as: piracy, maritime terrorism, drug smuggling at sea, weapons and human trafficking. Minister Ya Ndakolo explained these threats are not confined to the country's maritime zone but also its waterways.

Navy Commander, Rear Admiral Peter Vilho in his address said the Namibian Navy will continue to strengthen itself both organisationally and in ability. This is achieved by three distinct activities – recruitment of personnel, development of onshore facilities and the acquisition of more naval assets.

waste in Swakopmund Erwin Leuschner

To keep up with the ever growing demand of waste in Swakopmund the municipality has now created two new senior positions in this department, who are responsible to manage about 80 staff scattered all over town. Previously a single person had to take on this tremendous responsibility solely by himself.

For close to 25 years Swakopmund has managed its cleaning section without any increase in staff compliment. Now the new town council has taken action and created the positions Foreman: Street Cleaning and Foreman: Refuse Removal Services. This was decided at the last Council meeting.

According to the Agenda the coastal town has experienced a significant population growth over the past years, with a major increase in the servicing and occupation in various residential premises. Although council introduced the wheelie bin system in 1998, pole refuse bins and also appointed numerous street cleaners to clean open spaces, the staff complement has remained the same throughout.

“The proposed changes are necessitated by the growing challenges (…) The shortage of supervisory staff members in this section hampers other functions and services,” it states in the Agenda. It is therefore impossible for the current Section Head: Solid Waste to supervise the numerous staff.

Since Council decided to create the new positions the Foreman: Refuse Removal will henceforth be responsible for the overall supervision of the removal, transportation and disposal services of domestic, business and garden refuse. The Foreman: Street Cleaning will be mainly responsible for the collection of refuse bags in and around town as well as the supervision of 32 Street Cleaners, three Beach Cleaners and four DRC contract workers.

While Council has decided to take a new approach regarding the waste management, it also states in the Agenda that general environmental conditions vary tremendously. This can be attributed to the fact that “although the same solid waste management system is applied throughout town, it is evident that the less affluent residential areas are more prone to environmental pollution.” “While the minority of the residents strives to keep their premises and adjacent areas in a clean and tidy condition the majority are very ignorant towards keeping their immediate areas in a clean and hygienic condition,” it reads. And: “This latter attitude often contributes to the general perception that these residential areas are not sufficiently serviced by Council.”

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deceased by the neck from behind and stabbed him in the chest.

“He allegedly stabbed him while holding him to the seat. After the stabbing, the four men fled the scene,” Iikuyu said, adding none of them have been arrested yet. Police investigation continues.

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with “this flagrant disregard to the Law”, an application against them will be imminent.

According to the agenda of the Council meeting, a total of six bids were made for the prime property, with Telné Properties having made the highest offer. Curiously enough, there were three objections against the sale of the building, one of which was by the SWAPO party. The party was under the impression that the community was not consulted regarding the sale. Regardless, the objections were not considered.

After numerous extensions already granted to Telné Properties, the Town Council has now given yet another final due date to secure the purchase price.

The delay in payment has also been criticised by the Swakopmund Residents Association (SRA) in their most recent newsletter. “The moment Telné (Properties) did not meet its obligations this contract should have been cancelled and a new one, giving other interested parties a chance, drawn up,” it states. Since the Municipality moved its headquarters to new premises a few years ago, the transaction has been dragging on, to the detriment of the town, the building has not been maintained and has subsequently become an eyesore for locals and visitors alike.

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A private developer feels that the Swakopmund Town Council is giving an unfair advantage to a politically connected bidder who wants to buy the old municipal headquarters, but has not been able to secure the purchase price

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This was not in Buoys wash ashore Namibian waters at Swakopmund Floris Steenkamp

Erwin Leuschner namib times made an effort this week to determine the origins of this fishing seen vessel netting several dozen tons of kabeljou. A picture which circulated among both the angling and commercial fishing fraternities on social media was forwarded to the newspaper with the request to try and find out where this vessel caught the fish.

The good news to our concerned public is this fishing vessel is not Namibian and was also not netting the fish in Namibian waters.

We consulted pela-

gic fishing stakeholders this week who indicated Namibian pelagic fishing companies are not using wooden boats (the boat on the picture is a wooden boat).

Secondly the net is also not the colour and type used by the Namibian pelagic fishing industry and thirdly the method of casting the nets over the port side of the fishing is not in line with Namibian practise of casting the net over the starboard side.

Fourthly the crew is also clearly from either Asian or Latin American origin – the Namibian pelagic fishery only employs Namibian workers and fishermen.

Those consulted thought the vessel to be either Chillean or Peruvian-registered where kabeljou are indeed caught commercially.

Two big buoys connected by a long, large rope washed ashore on the beach south of the Mole in Swakopmund this week. By yesterday the two large, yellow plastic structures were still scattered on the beach close to where the halfpipe used to be. They are marked with “badinotti group 1910 2010.”

The badinotti group is an Italian company that specialises in nets, aquaculture equipment as well as customized boats amongst others. Where the two buoys originated from is unknown.

Skydiving club exempt from passenger fees Floris Steenkamp

The decision by Council didn't come as a surprise though.

After all, Swakopmund Skydiving Club did have a very convincing argument. According to a letter the club's Chairman Derick The Swakopmund Skydiving Club has Gey van Pittius sent been exempted from paying passenger t o C o u n c i l i n service charges at the Swakopmund September 2015, he Aerodrome. This decision was taken by a r g u e s t h a t t h e the Town Council at the recent meeting, company has many but there is a catch: The club must first students who are not settle its outstanding debt to the tune of classed as “Passengers,” but instead N$46 548. seen as “Skydivers.”

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Therefore passenger service charges should not be applicable.

“Due to the nature of skydiving, there are many take-offs and landings. Some days we have up to four take-offs and landings an hour and these high rates are making it difficult to continue with our sport,” he wrote.

Gey van Pittius further argues that the Swakopmund Airstrip is the only

aerodrome in the world, where skydivers are charged a passenger tax.

Because of these high rates another skydiving company has decided against using the aerodrome and is now operating from the Chinese Satellite Tracking Station on the outskirts of the town.

According to the agenda the club had a rental agreement with Brian Roos, the previous lessee of the

Swakopmund Aerodrome, who determined the rates.

When Council took over the management the accounts and rates were carried over. While in operation a pilot, a skydive instructor and skydivers take off from the aerodrome.

In this case a fee of N$73 per person as passenger fee is charged.

During the last meeting Council

decided to suspend the passenger service charge of N$73 per person, but in the same vein decided that all other charges, being landing charges and administrative fees, will remain the same.

“But before this request can be approved the club must settle its outstanding debt amounting to N$46 548 in respect of landing fees,” it reads in the agenda.

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Ricardo Doeseb in police custody over murder Sharlien Tjambari

Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Court report 7 March 2016 (B-Court only) Mathias Shikongo warrant for accused arrest issued after failure to appear in court. Warrant stayed until 6 April, to provide accused final opportunity to appear.

Tulonga Haifete warrant of arrest issued for failure to appear in court.

Eric Ngwenya (50) appeared on charges of drug dealing and possession of drugs (case dates from 2011). Case postponed to 12 July. Bail of N$1 000 extended.

Andreas Thomas (31) appeared for charge of forgering and uttering. Case postponed to 11 May and bail of N$2 000 extended.

Jean-Roy Zander de Klerk (24) appeared on a charge of housebreaking (case dates from January 2016). Accused released on bail of N$5 000 and case postponed to 16 May. Addy Albertus Bussel (46) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$4 000 or eight months imprisonment.

Quentin van Eeden (38) found guilty of drunken driving (sentenced on 9 March).

Fined N$4 000 or eight months imprisonment.

8 March 2016 (B-Court only) Timotheus Smith (28), Virgilio Tsam (22) and Richard Brockerhoff (30) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to cause grievous bolidy harm (case dates from August 2014). Case postponed to 10 March (yesterday) for trial to continue. Accused free on bail of N$2 000 each.

Erickson Shipiki (20) appeared on a charge of assault wih the intent to cause grievous bodily harm (case dates from April 2015). Case postponed to 15 March.

Jeffrey Steenkamp (17) appeared on a charge of housebreaking (case dates from August 2015). Case postponed to 4 July and bail of N$1 000 extended.

Nico van der Merwe (41) appeared on a charge of drunken driving (case dates from November 2015). Case postponed to 5 April and bail of N$4 000 extended.

Ruben Nekundi (35) found guilty of drunken driving. Fined N$5 000 or eight months imprisonment.

Titus Shivute (25) appeared on a charge of theft (new case). Accused released on bail of N$2 000 and case postponed to 12 May. 9 March 2016 (B-Court only) Erikki Mumangeni (28) and Martin Shafa (27) appeared on a charge of robbery (case dates from September 2014). Case postponed to 11 July and bail of N$2 000 extended.

Alton de Bruin (17) appeared with two minors both aged 14 on a charge of robbery (case dates from November 2015). Case postponed to 25 April and all three accused remain freed in the care of guardians. De Bruin (17) and one of the minors on the same day appeared in court

on charges of assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Matter also postponed to 25 April.

Hofni Amakali (39) a charge of assault read together with the Act on Domestic Violence (case dates from June 2015) withdrawn against the accused. Bail of N$800 refunded.

Isaack Kalenga (27), Hilario Francisco (29) appeared along with Zambian nationals Coster Sianseke (34), Mupeta Kopalande (32) and Killion Habeenzu (35) appeared on charges of theft (case dates from December 2015). The case was postponed to 31 May. The Zambian nationals remain in custody and Kalenga and Francisco's bail of N$10 000 extended to that date.

Gerson Ndjiharine (23) appeared on a charge of murder after a January 2016 incident in which he assaulted a person who later died. The accused remains in custody and the case was postponed to 10 May. Vandelinus Shivolo (24) appeared on a charge of robbery (case dates from January 2016). The accused remains in custody and the matter postponed to 9 May. Agepitus Amunyela (38) and Andreas Timoteus (38) appeared on a charge of housebreaking (case dates from February 2016). Matter postponed to 7 April and bail of N$10 000 the accused paid combinedly extended to that date.

Steven Nghipatulwa (26) appeared on a charge of theft (new case). The accused was freed on bail of N$2 000 and matter postponed to 26 April.

Awen Sakaria (45) and Simon Damaseb (36) appeared on a charge of theft (case dates from June 2015). Matter postponed to 26 April.

Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court Immanual Museka (30) appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 11 March .

The accused remains in custody.

Recard Doeseb (22) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 31 March.

The accused remains in custody.

Lipinge Petrus (36) appeared on a charge of attempted murder. The matter was postponed to 19 April. The accused remains in custody.

Sem Martin (18) and Nicodemus Mekonjo Amadhila (23) both appeared on charges of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter is postponed to 31 March.

Both the accused are out on N$800 bail.

Andreas Shimi (27) and David Hango (32) both appeared on charges of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 16 May. Andreas Shimi (27) will remain in custody. David Hango (32) are out on N$800 bail.

Bonifastius Shaanika (37) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed until

Ricardo Doeseb (22) also known as “Bushman” appeared in the Swakopmund Magistrate’s court on Tuesday, for the killing on Saturday night of 23-year old Charity Kate Gustava Nuwuses (23) in Mondesa. Nuwuses was stabbed to death.

Doeseb appeared briefly and the case was postponed to 31 March. Doeseb will be given the opportunity to obtain legal aid and will remain in custody.

According to information received from Inspector Erick Nghaamwa of the Mondesa police station, Nuwuses was having fun with her friends at Shinedima Bar in Mondesa when she told her friends she was going home to change. She never returned to the bar.

Nuwuses was reportedly in the company of two people on the way to her house, when Doeseb approached her and demanded her phone. Nuwuses apparently refused to give her phone, as she thought her companions would protect her.

Doeseb allegedly started stabbing her with a knife and she died on the spot. Doeseb was arrested a few hours after the incident.

The murder of Nuwuses raised anger among not only Swakopmund residents but Namibians as a whole, as the country remains clutched in a grip of gender-based violence and criminal elements who have little regard for human life.

On social networks people claim Swakopmund is not a safe place anymore. Young females live in fear for their lives and safety.

16 June. The accused are out on N$600 bail.

Johanna Maritz (47) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 31 March.

The accused are out on N$10 000 bail.

Phillip Nampula (39) appeared on a charge of assault and racial discrimination on a member of the police. The matter was postponed to 16 March. The accused are out on N$1 000 bail.

Wilhard Nampweya (30) appeared on a charge of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 19 April. The accused are out on N$1 000 bail.

Hilma Kamati (30) appeared on a charge of cocaine possession. The matter was postponed to 4 April. The accused remains in custody.

Prince Jakobs (24) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 4 April. The accused remains in custody.

Julian Jacobs (25) appeared on a charge of the domestic violence act. The matter was postponed to 14 April. The accused are out on N$500 bail.

Siska Aoxamus (34) appeared on a charge of murder. The matter was postponed to 23 May. The accused remains in custody.

Jacques Koopman (47) appeared on a charge of assault.

The matter was postponed to 17 March. The accused are out on warning.

Eliaser Ndimulunde (25) a p p e a r e d o n c h a rg e s o f negligent driving and failure to ascertain damages. The matter was postponed to 19 April. The accused remains in custody.

Nicky Geingob (26) appeared on a charge of the domestic violence act. The matter was

postponed to 4 April. The accused remains in custody.

Aktofel Ndengu Nambahu (43) appeared on charges of arms and ammunition act-pointing of fire arm, crimen injuria and failure to comply with instruction or direction of an authorized officer.

The matter was postponed to 13 April for submissions. The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

Junias Jonas (48) appeared on charges of murder, attempted murder and possession of a fire arm. The matter was postponed to 10 May for lab results. The accused remains in custody.

Tuhafeni Nghuumbawali (22) appeared on a charge of murder.

The matter was postponed to 28 April for Prosecutor General's decision. The accused is on bail of N$3 000.

Rossi Nikolay Michael (22) appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance.

The matter was postponed to 07 June for lab results. The accused is on bail of N$1 000.

Marvelous Tsuseb (26) and Eddy Uiseb (21) appeared on a charge of possession of suspected stolen property. The matter was postponed to 31 March for further investigation. The accused are on bail of N$500 each.

Nadeema Daniels (25) appeared on a charge of fraud. The matter was postponed to 31 March for legal representation. The accused is on bail of N$3000.

Phillipus RJ Van Rensburg (49) appeared on a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The matter was postponed to 10 May for plea.

The accused is on bail of N$4 000.

Jacobina Salomons (42) appeared on charges of dealing in cocaine and possession of cocaine. The matter was postponed to 23 March for trial.

The accused is on bail of N$2 000.

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Patients at hospital wait days to see a doctor Erwin Leuschner

Patients at the Swakopmund State Hospital were up in arms this week after they had to wait more than two days to be finally attended to by a doctor. “We are also people. We have rights,” one angry patient said when namib times visited the hospital on Tuesday afternoon.

Close to 90 people were at the Swakopmund State Hospital on Tuesday morning, after 17:00 close to 30 remained, having sat there waiting to see a doctor the whole day.

“This is totally unacceptable. Not even in the rural areas is it this bad,” an angry patient said. Some visitors said that the situation has been going on for a long time now, but was extremely bad this week due to the fact that only one doctor was available to see all the patients.

“I came here on Monday morning, because of my asthma,” Emily Goses from Swakopmund said.

During the day she suffered a couple of asthma attacks, but because of a lack of oxygen she had to continue suffering.

After having sat

there waiting the whole day she left the hospital at 20:30 and came back on Tuesday morning.

“But it's the same story as yesterday,” a visibly angry Goses said just after 17:00.

“Luckily I am selfemployed, because I don't know what I would have done otherwise,” MonaLisa Muningirua said.

Muningirua visited the hospital on Tuesday morning to discuss some test results with a doctor.

“The doctor comes at 08:00, but then has teatime at 10:00 and again leaves during lunch. All the while we sit and wait,” she said and added that “I just want to see if I should continue with my medication. This is very frustrating.”

The angered patients voiced their opinions with the Matron of the Hospital, but “she was not very accommo-

dating,” another angered patient said.

The Matron refused to talk to the newspaper and in-stead referred all queries to the Regional Health Director, Jeremiah Nghipundjwa.

Nghipundjwa again referred all queries to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Health and Social Services in Windhoek, who has not answered any questions by the time of going to print.

“I just don't understand how this is even possible,” another angry patient, who wished to remain anonymous, continued. “We are a community, but they don't care. Many people travel from far and take off work, just to have and sit and wait. But the worst is that the staff is unfriendly and don't even offer water to these people.”

Even young mothers waited the whole day at the Swakopmund State Hospital. According to the patients the staff was not very friendly and didn’t even offer them water

About 30 patients were still left on Tuesday afternoon at 17h00 after waiting to see a doctor for the whole day with little hope to see one soon

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Picture by BernabĂŠ Blaauw

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A survey conducted in September 2015 confirmed that Namibia's horse mackerel biomass is above its maximum sustainable yield level. Recruitment is also above the long term average. This was said recently by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhardt Esau in addressing the fishing industry in Walvis Bay. According to Minister Esau the Ministry of Fisheries finalised a horse mackerel management plan in conjunction with Namibia's northern neighbour Angola, in order to ensure the two countries collaborate on managing its combined horse mackerel resource sustainable. The horse mackerel biomass constantly shifts between Namibian and Angolan waters and either of the countries not doing its part to manage its horse mackerel fishery accountably would end up to the detriment of both nations.

The management plan is yet to be adopted, but according to the Minister this falls within the ambit of a Transboundary management plan Namibia and Angola agreed upon earlier.

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No official greenlight yet for Bahnhof Square Sharlien Tjambari The development of the Bahnhof Square Shopping Centre in Swakopmund have been at halt for almost two years now, even though Paolo Shipoke of Stack Properties claims issues between TransNamib Holdings and the Ministry of Works and Transport have been resolved.

TransNamib spokesperson Struggle Ihuhua confirmed this week no official approval has been forthcoming from the Ministry of Works and Transport for the development to proceed.

Swakopmund is growing at a major pace and the unemployment rate in Swakopmund is increasing at a very fast pace as well. The community of the town has been eagerly waiting for the commencement of the shopping centre, because developers said the construction phase alone would create as many as 600 direct employment opportunities. It would create economic benefit for contractors and service providers. Once completed the shopping centre could employ as many as 1500 people.

The total cost for the development of Bahnhof Square mall is estimated at N$450 million.

Mascato turns 20 Tara van Eck

2016 is a busy year for the Mascato Youth Choir which not only celebrates its 20th Anniversary this year, but a tour to Germany is also on the menu.

In a statement this week, the choir's administrator, Ms Ailly Namupala, said the choir now counts among the oldest choirs in the country. There will be celebrations.

With regard to the tour to Germany Namupala explained this annual tour is a good platform to rejuvenate links with other German choirs and the wide support base Mascato enjoys abroad.

The tour starts on 29 April and ends on 15 May. “With generous funding from our community, the Mascato Youth Choir is able to send 41 members out of its 120 members to Germany. On behalf of the whole team, I would like to thank everyone for their support during the years and donations towards our dream,� said Namupala.

When the choir returns, a gala dinner will be held where the choir members will share its experiences abroad with the public .

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Woman murdered in Swakopmund Damara Dolly Doll: If someone kill again they must locked them up with the body alone in a room for a whole day or a week so they must stop killing people....sowaar miskn sl hule leer ......sit hulle aleen meet d person wt hule dood gemk ht in n kamer.....

Marichen Uxam Nuwuses: Ds my eie bloed, ds nou di 2de geval, Whiley Goseb was ook my eie bloed altwee met messteek of op slagaar God troos Nuwusebs en Gosebs. Ons s met ales in staat met God wat ons krag gee. Hy s di Trooster en vee trane af Hy alleen lat di son weer skyn.

Peter Odendaal: bloody barbarians!...no respect for human life!......Bring back the death sentence!

Mauritius Veno Hitiraukunga: Two men flankingg her and she got killed, this was definetly a setup.

Cecilia Ndiita Hendjala: Og ne man...... when will we start loving one another and stop these senseless murders..........may her soul rest in peace...

Enrico Se Ma Liefie: Og jst imagine mt sele dress ht sy my nog kom vissit sit oz by my kamma my skoondogter mos etse kon ek so iets verwag eto dat vandag so sal uit kom eto mens sal nog mal rak dis meaning seer as d dood aan jou duer klop ma waneer j dit doen s dit hea...

Sarah de Koker: Ai Kate tog, sy was so vol vreugde, baie gepraat en van gat vat gehou, wie sal nou wee vi my koggel oor my swanger maag...ai tog meide rus sag gaan ju altyd onthou mxm... jy het my rerig altyd laat lag al was ek in n slegte bui...

Sterkte aan die familie!!!

Hesky Titus: P Swkp is bcmng a twn of criminals en some of the bar s need to be closed cz most people lost their lifes there like that bar mentioned in story its having a bad record.

Shelbolina Blommetjie Eises Majoro: So sad. U get killed for your own belongings now.

Sandra Jakstaite: Such animal was not born by human being...

Emilia Shikongo: Job well done chief and inspector Wilhelmin Shekupe: May her soul rest in peace.

Norbert Favour Festus: Damn...when wil this end..whats up with the killing guys.

Ringo Namiseb: Bring back death sentence...

Gizela Maggie Gases: May her precious soul R.I.P. Naemi Nikanor: May her Soul rest in peace.

Belinda Vries-Barros: Sad, how evil has this world become.

Davids Gayronese: bring die doodstraf terug en mnse sal ophou ander vermoor!!

Selma Smith: Oh my God, what happen to the human kind, God have mercy. Father please comfort the family. In Jesus Name.

Angie Guertel: Why 'o why.......this is

terri-ble and very, very sad.

Mella Tsaraes: Why did the two men not doing something this was a setup GOD knows......

Kelvin Guruseb: Where are we going with this...guy's stop it.

Venerca Kruger: May her soul RIP. Precious Shaanika: Why why why? So sad, heartbreaking!

Mahne Kruger: Dis baie sad. Om te dink n selfoon is n lewe van n mens werd.

Lelik.

Nadia Michelle Van Wyk: Rest in peace dear friend.

Mel Bock Ndahalele: So sad..Sterkte aan d Familie.

Christian Abel: Let this idiot lot in jail ... rip.

Hileni Slowzy Absalom: Rest in peace dia...

Jacksonfive Jacky Hoeses: Og tox very bad may her soul rest in peace.

Michael Stabler: For a cellphone?? Life sentence...opi swakste..... RIP. Elsie Elzine Gawanas: This is sad..sterkte aan di familie....

Talenishaamuningi Lisias: So sad!

Matias Immanuel: Og painful.

Karigus Merci: May her soul RIP .

Khan River flows after good rains Ann Van der Schyff: Oh my word few months ago everyone was praying for rain.

Now the rivers start flowing and they have to complain about how strong or not ... just be thankfull that it is flowing at all.

Beautifull sight.

Paa Asser Dengox: Nature of God is always beautiful.

Peter Odendaal: not nearly enough to reach the ocean!...I would call that a moderate flow!

Helga Van Der Merwe: Let us be thankfull to the Lord for blessing our land with rain that is desperate in need.

Hanna Louw: As die Khanrivier in vloed is, is dit ñ gesig om te sien het dit as kind beleef skool het ons na die brug geneem om dit te aanskou.

Jacques Terblanche: Lekker, nou gaan daai land mos weer mooi lyk.

LHU donates to various children homes Langer Heinrich Uranium has lauded companies and individual business people who contributed money to support vul-nerable children at the coast.

Pearl Bailey Scholtz: God Bless them!

'n Inwoner van 6de Weg in Meersig sê sy is raadop met haar woonbuurt se sypaadjies wat nie meer deur voetgangers benut kan word nie. Sy stap daagliks met 'n babastootwaentjie met haar tweeling, maar moet gereeld in die straat loop, aangesien die sypaadjie geokkupeer word met medeinwoners wat hul voertuie op die sypaadjies parkeer, bourommel wat nooit weggeneem word nie, bakstene en bousand wat vir maande op die sypaadjies lê, rommel en waaisand wat nie gereeld deur die plaaslike owerheid verwyder word nie.

“Plaas asseblief hierdie foto's en roer die saak aan. Ek is nie die enigste persoon in Meersig wat hierdie frustrasie beleef nie,” het die persoon gesê.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Flamingo Primary School determined to improve their situation

Some of the winners of the draw

6. Walfisch Karneval 17 - 19 March 2016 Mit Blindem Vertrauen, Hafen Bauen TICKET BOOKINGS: Stefan Menges: 081 284 5145 or waka.tickets@gmail.com Collect at: West Coast Joinery Suppliers

pre-primary up to Grade 7 and intends to accommodate learners up to Grade 12.

They are now busy expanding the school

17.03 Fancy-Dress / Prinzenfest at Atlantis Sport Club Hall Time: 20:11 Entrance 150,- (incl. dinner)

with more classrooms. Flamingo will then be the first government school in Walvis Bay town that accommodates Grade

WAKIKA (Kinder) at Atlantis Sport Club Hall Time: 14:11 Entrance 10,- kids / 20,- adults Free for kids in costume International Evening at Atlantis Sport Club Hall Time: 20:11 Entrance 150,- (incl. dinner)

19.03

Flamingo Primary School had a raffle draw last Friday which consisted of 20 different and exciting prizes.

The various prizes and the best of all, a winners said. The Science classroom. included a sewing weekend for two at a h e a d m a s t e r, M r s She said the school machine, bicyle, hotel, which was won Damens said all this does receive a certain microwave, a Cata- by Christine Nak- was made possible by amount from the maran trip for two, a waya. “We thought it the parents and also ministry, but the portable swimming was just one or two the sponsors. “With teachers at the school pool, cash prizes, prizes that are on the the funds that we said they also want to food vouchers, a list, but when we got received out of this do something out of sheep carcass, MTC there it felt like draw, we will add it to their own to create the airtime, slow cooker, Christmas. Everyone our school hall project dream school for both footspa, fuel vouch- here was so happy, and we will also con- the community and ers, video vouchers, their faces were like tinue to do this kind of the learners. This family photo shoots, small children's when projects because the government school food hamper, cell the names were an- school is in dire need c u r r e n t l y a c c o m phone, gift vouchers nounced,” one of the of a Lab for our modates classes from

18.03

Liesl Losper

12s as no other government schools, except those in Kuisebmond and Narraville, are accommodating Grade 12s.

Float Procession Through Sam Nujoma Ave Time: 11:11 Kehraus at Atlantis Sport Club Time: 13:00 Entrance: 30,- adults 20,- kids

Alcohol not for sale to persons under the age of 18.

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Erongo Regional Education department finds way to improve learner reading skills Sharlien Tjambari

The Coordinator of the Erongo Regional Education Department Mrs Katherine Van Rooi invited Dokka Swart, a private teacher from South Africa to conduct presentations and demonstrations on the intervention reading programme for learners in Erongo. The programme is aimed at pupils with reading difficulties.

Ms Dokka Swart doing a presentation and explaining what is on the CD and how it will help the teacher and learners

Swart demonstrating how to teach a learner how to read

The Erongo Region is known as the region of excellence and for the past year the region have been performing poor in terms of learners performance in schools and one of the contributing factors of poor performance in schools is the lack of reading skills.

The reading programme is called the “Do and Learn Reading and Numeracy Programme� which was implemented more than 16 years ago. The programme is based on a combination of sounds, sight reading, association and activities which all contribute to the eventual success of the programme said Swart.

According to her, the initial aim of the programme is to teach pre-schoolers to read. All lessons demand personal involvement while the subject matter relates accordingly said Swart. She said a complete package was compiled and has been successfully implemented in schools and youth centres aimed at Grade 010 for learners who are unable to read.

The program consists of manuals, reader workbooks and flashcard words with association, phonics flashcards and a therapeutic DVD

which teaches exercises of laterality, balance and crossing the midline etc. The package also includes an audio CD of the lessons which encourage and help parents and teachers to get involved. Van Rooi said such programmes requires training for teachers but very few of the teachers go back to their schools to convey the message to the rest of the teachers at their schools and even if one brings all the best teaching programmes in place it somehow turns out as if you are not trying hard enough.

The teachers from different schools who were at the presentation feel that Swart's teaching methods are excellent but they are only good for learners of the upper primary and not lower primary as they might be confused.

The teachers also feel that the reading programme should be introduced to the students who pursue a career in teaching so that they will be able to implement it the first day they start teaching. Van Rooi said the Teachers Resource Centre will order the packages for the different schools that have children with reading problems.

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HIV/AIDS campaign “Share your Status with Those you Love” ends The Walvis Bay Junior Council with some of the participants at one of our campaign drives drives (Fltr) Dr Dean Kock, Mr Desmond Frankfort, Directors of namib times, Ms Lovina Plato, representative of namib times, Mr Thomas Daughton, American Ambassador to Namibia, Ms Dorcas Muhungu, project proponent of the ‘’Share your status with those you love campaign,” Governor of the Erongo Region, Mr Cleophas Mutjavikua, Mayor of Walvis Bay, Ms Uillika Nambahu and Mayor of Arandis, Mr Daniel Muhuura, seen here with the HIV/ Aids campaign T shirt after the planting of a Moringa Tree, at the launch of the campaign in February last year.

Liesl Losper

Zola Visagie and Grayleen Ockhuizen on the arrival of our T-Shirts

After months of planning, extensive research to identify a unique target group, and a successful submission to the United States (US) President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the US Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world, namib times launched its “Share your Status with Those you Love” campaign in Walvis Bay in February 2015.

The Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG), through their Wellness Service, has entered into a smart partnership with the namib times and PEPFAR's HIV/Aids campaign, which aims to increase the knowledge and understanding of the disease in the Erongo Region. We worked closely with them in all our campaign drives and with their support our testing was a huge success.

The Walvis Bay Junior Council played a huge role in our campaign to spread the news to the youth. We also had huge success with our airtime competition which was run in the newspaper on a regular basis and made a lot of participants very happy. From the side of namib times we are confident to say that the campaign has reached its target. “We at namib times started the PEPFAR HIV/AIDS awareness campaign twelve months ago, made possible by a generous donation by the United States Government. Certain goals were set and I am proud to say that our objectives

Dr Dean Kock and nurse Stephanus of Walvis Bay Corridor Wellness Service

Johny Smith from Walvis Bay Corridor Group at the launch of the smart partnership

have been met, our target audience was reached and hopefully we positively impacted the lives of many Namibians, leaving those affected by the disease as well as their loved ones well informed and educated.

We also hope that we have changed the attitude of the general public at large towards eradicating stigmatisation of those affected, at home and at the workplace.

We would like to thank all those involved during the campaign as well as our campaign ambassador Bernard Kamutoto, for his perseverance and bravery, declaring his status publicly and being such an influential role model in the community.

Last but not least, we thank the US Government for their involvement,” Dr Dean Kock of the namib times said.

One of the Walvis Bay Junior Councillor assisting in one of our Campaign drives

Discussions with youth about the necessity of knowing your status

Madelyn Burger, our Facebook winner of the airtime competition

Victor Louw, one of the participants in our Teresia Lazarus, Francois Melven Hanse and Erica Dausas, some of our airtime cam-paign winners in our competition

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COMMUNITY NEWS

24 Hour Day Care Centre for Kuisebmond gets help Liesl Losper

The Penombili Day Care Centre is a 24 hour day care facility for babies from the age of two months and it also has a pre-primary school.

“We have noticed that most of the mothers that work night shift at fishing companies struggle to get someone to take care of their babies. We have decided to create a facility to attend to this matter. We also have a primary school,” the head of the centre, Mrs Hidengwa said.

Kachina Ndelitungapo Shiluwa, who is a shareholder in Starting Right Investments189, and Mrs Salome Izaaks, a representative from Voorbok Fishing joined hands and made a difference to this day care centre.

“I personally started off with buying 3 mattresses that got

cut up to fit into 9 cots then my office staff and I volunteered our time to paint the 2 rooms with some paint that I sponsored for the kids.

Every year since we assisted where possible, such as having paid for more cots, putting in a floor for insulation in the kids' play rooms, Kachina.

This year Penombili Day Care Centre had more urgent needs that needed to be addressed in order to make it a real haven for the kids to spend time in, as a home away from home.

The company, Starting Rights Investments-189 thus sponsored some items like a fridge, microwave, computer, 30 chairs

and 10 tables for children, chil-dren's books, toys and videos. Salomi said they helped with the renovations, chairs, paint and garage doors for the centre.

“People should make a difference in the lives of our children, providing love, in a safe environment and painting them a picture of a better tomorrow, where anything is possible.

Our heroes are the parents, teachers and such caregivers that want a better tomorrow for their kids and are willing to show up in their lives, to say to them ‘I care’, let's support and do what we can to make children smile,” Kachina added.

WALVIS BAY

The babies’ room

Kachina and Salome with kids in the decorated room

* Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Book Exchange at the Mission to Seafarers. All Welcome. * Every Tuesday: Blood clinic (NAMBTS) at Welwitschia Hospital next to indoor pool. * First Tuesday of every month: Charity Quiz Night at The Raft! Call 204877 for more info and reservations. * Every Saturday: Braaivleis at MOTH Centre. * Every Sunday: Potjiekos available at MOTH Centre. * 17 - 19 March: Walfisch Karneval at Atlantis Sport Club. * 19 & 20 March: EBH Corporate Sports Weekend. * 21 March: MOTH Parade at Jakkalswater.

2 April: Canoe Combat and Festival at the Lagoon. * 1 April: NPS Movie Night. * 5 April: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Volle Evangelie Kerk, Narraville. * 13 April: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 24 April: MOTH Parade at Trekkopje. * 29 & 30 April: Ring of Fire MC Bike Rally.

Ruk & Pluk day jol Rally by Atlantis Sportklub. * 3 Mei: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by A.M.E. Kuisebmond. * 11 May: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 7 Junie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by My Fathers House. * 8 June: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 24 June: Mr & Miss NPS. * 1 July: NPS Fun Day. *5 Julie: Interkerklike Gebedskring biduur om 09:00 by Evangeliese Sending Kerk, Narraville. * 15 Sept: NPS Matric Tea. * 1 Oct: NPS Festival Day. * 12 Oct: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 20 & 21 Oct: NPS Prize-giving Ceremony. * 9 Nov: MOTH meeting at Escarpment Shellhole at 19:00. * 11 Nov: NPS Grade 7 Farewell. ***************

SWAKOPMUND (Fltr) Salome Izaacs, the representative from Penombili Daycare and Kachina Ndelitungapo

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* Bridge: The Swakopmund Bridge club meets every Monday evening at 19:00 at Lions Old Age Home. Contact: Ed Barbour 064-405 604. * Swakopmund Toastmasters: Meet every first and third Monday of the month at the Europa Hof Hotel, Bismark Str 39, Swakopmund, Namibia from 19:00 - 20:30. * Every Saturday: Flea Market & fresh produce outside Wild Rocket Cafe Kriess Arcade from 08:30 - 12:00. * 13 March: Hour of Music by Namib High School - Hanjo Böhlke Aula at 16:30.

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Tourist Evacuated After Fall During Marine Tour Liesl Losper A foreign tourist was evacuated by air from Namibia to her native Switzerland earlier this week, after sustaining serious injuries after a fall aboard a tourist boat in Walvis Bay.

International medical rescue and evacuation company, LifeLink was activated and an air ambulance of the company transported the injured tourist to Windhoek, where she boarded an international flight to Europe with LifeLink international assistance crew, Tara-Leigh Ciolek

and Nicky Schreuder accompanying her. �The patient is now back home and under care and we wish her a speedy recovery. LifeLink can carry out these operations to move patients from everywhere to anywhere throughout the world,� the company commented on social media.

A cold and wet Frankfurt airport whilst crew were in transit with the patient

LifeLink International Assistance crew, Nicky Schreuder (left) and Tara-Leigh Ciolek

A frosty morning in Zurich, Switzerland where the crew transported the patient to

LifeLink crew transferring the patient to the air ambulance at Walvis Bay

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Die Afrikareise der Familie Mette Episode 4 von 6 20. Oktober 1952 Heute durften wir die berühmten Pyramiden besichtigen. Schon von weitem waren sie zu sehen, aber aus der Nähe wirkten sie einfach umwerfend.

Die Pyramiden von Gizeh zählen zu den sieben Weltwundern...

Auf den Gräbern der Pharaonen, so heißt es, lastet ein Fluch. Obwohl schon seit 200 Jahren intensiv geforscht wird, liegt Vieles im Dunkeln.

Warum wurde die Pyramide überhaupt gebaut? Und von wem? Wie gelang es einer Kultur, kurz nach der Steinzeit, solche Bauten zu errichten?

Wie konnten 2,3 Millionen Kalksteinblöcke mit einem Gewicht von jeweils 2,5 t aufeinandergeschichtet werden? Die Blöcke wurden so exakt bearbeitet, daß dazwischen nicht einmal eine Messerklinge paßt. Die alten Ägypter arbeiteten mit einer unglaublichen Präzision: Obwohl die Ecken der Pyramide fast 326 m auseinander liegen, beträgt die Höhenabweichung gerade einmal 2cm.

Was bezwecken die vielen Gänge, die sich in ihrem Inneren verlieren? Rätsel über Rätsel, die wohl niemals ganz gelöst werden können ...

Herr Dietrich erzählte uns, daß die Pyramide früher eine glatte gleichmäßig schräge Fläche war, aber im Laufe der Zeit hatten Wind und Wetter die Steine verwittert. Und die Nase, ja die Nase von der Sphinx hatte Napoleon, als er anno dazumal in Kairo weilte, abgeschossen. „ Ob

dem mindestens 50 seiner 200 Söhne beigesetzt wurden.

Ramses II. war bis ins hohe Alter ein Mann mit schier unstillbarem Appetit auf Frauen. (mit 76 wurde er sogar noch Vater.) In seinem Harem lebten 500 Frauen, immer bereit, dem Gottkönig zur Verfügung zu stehen.

Neben diesen ständig wechselnden Mädchen hatte er allerdings noch vier Ehefrauen, von denen ihm aber nur eine wirklich etwas bedeutete. Nefertari war für ihn die klügste, schönste Gemahlin.

Als Åltere von beiden hatte sie bereits zu Beginn seiner Regierungszeit erheblichen Einfluss auf ihn und wurde seine engste Beraterin.

Ramses II., der sonst kolossale Bauwerke nur sich selbst zu Ehren errichten ließ, baute für

Anmutig thront die vor etwa 5000 Jahren erbaute Sphinx vor den Pyramiden von Gizeh in Ägypten. Wer Asterix-Comics liest, erfährt, dass Obelix dieser mysteriösen Wächterin auf die Nase geklettert und diese dann unter seinem Gewicht abgebrochen ist. Waren es tatsächlich die Gallier, die das getan haben? das stimmt??? An- nicht lesen.

11. November 1952 scheinend denken viele Um 9 Uhr hatten wir Mit dem Dampfer fuhso, aber sehr viel später Beni Maza hinter uns. ren wir auch über den las ich in einer Zeit- Jetzt waren viele Leute Nil am berühmten schrift, dass die Mam- mit Karren, Kamelen, Tempel von Abu Simmuten, ein kriegeri- Eseln, Ziegen und pel des Ramses II. vorsches Volk, die Nase Schafen unterwegs. bei. Wie ich später als Zielscheibe benutzt Vater mußte schwer herausfand, starb Ramhatten, um sich daran aufpassen und oft an- ses II. mit 90 Jahren, im Schießen zu üben. halten, um die Tiere ein für damalige Zeiten Ob das die Wahrheit vorbeizulassen. Sehr geradezu biblisches oft mußte er ganz nahe ist??? an so einem Grautier 4. November 1952 Punkt 5 Uhr fuhren wir vorbeifahren, welches im Dunkeln los. Bis sich nicht einen ZentiAssuan haben wir 950 meter von der Stelle Meilen zu fahren...In rührte. Auch Hupen oBeni Suef wollten wir der Klopfen an der tanken, aber da es noch Autotür half nichts, es sehr früh war, kam ließ sich nicht aus der k e i n e r. A u ß e r d e m Ruhe bringen. "Es hat machten der Ort und noch nicht einmal mit die paar Einwohner, den Ohren gewackelt. die wir sahen, keinen So ein dickes Fell Die Mumie des großen Ramses II. vertrauenerwecken- möchte ich auch haFotos: Internet den Eindruck, wie auch ben", meinte Vater laNefertari in Abu SimAlter.

In den 67 Jahren die folgenden Ort- chend. bel einen Tempel, noch seiner Herrschaft wurschaften und es war 8. November 1952 ehe er mit dem Bau seide das Land immer nicht ratsam, sich dort Heute ist nun der mones eigenen Tempels größer und reicher. hammedanische Sonnlange aufzuhalten.

Die Menschen sind tag, und da Vater nie Noch heute, 3200 Jahre begann. sehr fremdenfeindlich. lange auf einem Platz nach seinem Tod, be- Als sie, noch keine 50 Nirgends sahen wir still sitzen kann, ließ er wundert die Mensch- Jahre alt, starb, ließ Kilometersteine oder sich mit dem Beiboot heit die Überreste der Ramses sie in dem für Ortschaftsschilder. Die an Land setzen. Er will kolossalen Bauwerke, sie erbauten prächtigsten Grab im „Tal der Namen der Städte ha- mit der Bahn nach die er errichten ließ.

Königinnen” bestatErst jetzt entdeckten ben wir immer bei den Assuan fahren und ten...

Archäologen im Tal großen Bahnstationen nahm alle Schuhe mit, Fortsetzung folgt! herausbekommen. Die die besohlt werden der Könige das gewaltige Mausoleum, in kleineren Stationen mußten. hatten nur arabisch Bis Ostern gibt es den neuen Locker-vom-Hockergeschriebene Schilder Band Nr. 4 bei der und diese konnten wir

Soll ich dich in der Arktik oder der Antarktiv abladen?

Das ist ganz egal. Ich bin bipolar.

Möchten Sie auf humorvolle Art und Weise zeigen, dass bipolare Störungen oder manisch-depressive Erkrankungen oftmals einfach nur normale Stimmungsschwankungen sind? Melden Sie sich bei Susann Kinghorn; Tel. 405183 oder 0812538850; E-Mail: susannkinghorn@gmail.com

Ostermarkt Am Sonntag, den 20. März von 9 bis 13 Uhr im Green Centre in der Libertine Amathila Straße 5.

Zwecks näherer Info melden Sie sich bei Bea Röhrich: 0816929072

Joseph Madisia stellt aus

Swakopmund (sk) - Sie sind herzlich zu der Ausstellung ‘Window Frames of my Life Time 1985 - 2016' des Künstlers Joseph Madisia eingeladen. Herr Burkhard Dobiey wird sie am 26. März um 18 Uhr in ,,Die Muschel” in der Brauhaus-Arkade eröffnen.. Zwecks weiterer Informationen wenden Sie sich an Margit Nickel; Tel. 402874.

Der ehemaliger Leiter der National Art Gallery of Namibia wurde 1954 in Lüderitzbucht geboren.

Nach seinem Grad-10-Schulabschluss absolvierte er 1971 eine Ausbildung als Zimmermann, arbeitete von 1973 bis 1975 in der fischverarbeitenden Industrie und von 1975 bis 1983 in der Rössing-Uranmine. Um 1980 ging der junge Mann seiner erwachenden Leidenschaft für gestaltende Kunst in seiner Freizeit nach.

Er hielt zahlreiche Soloausstellungen ab und nahm sowohl in Namibia als auch in Indien, Deutschland, Brasilien, Norwegen, Slowenien und der Schweiz mit Erfolg an wiederholten Gruppenausstellungen teil und wurde vor allem durch seine abstrakte Malerei auch international bekannt.

Wortspielereien Noch besser sind Köchinnen mit Fett an den Händen UND den Hüften!

Autorin zum Sonderpreis von N$ 150,-.

Cell: 0812538860 Wenn ein Bild mehr sagt als tausend Worte, warum sagen meine Eltern dann immer, ich solle ein Buch lesen anstatt fernzusehen?

Ist es ein Nachteil, wenn ein Klebstoffhersteller als 'Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung' firmiert?

Ist es nicht seltsam, dass das ganze Jahr nichts passiert, und an seinem Geburtstag wird man ein Jahr älter?

Eine gute Köchin hat mehr Fett an den Händen als auf den Hüften!

Wenn ich in eine Wurst beiße, ist das dann der Anfang vom Ende?

Ist für einen Verkehrspolizisten der Einsatz auf einer Verkehrsinsel Urlaub?

Stimmt es, dass Geschäfte für JoggingBekleidung ausschließlich von Laufkundschaft leben?

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An der Atlantikküste,in der Namibwüste Locker vom Hocker Wussten Sie schon?

Das Auto als Statussymbol Lady Peseshet ist die erste bekannte Ärztin der Welt. Sie lebte zur Zeit der Pyramiden, etwa in der vierten Dynastie.

Der durchschnittliche Regentropfen erreicht eine Geschwindigkeit von 35km pro Stunde.

Das einzige Land, das 0 Geburten im Jahre 1983 verzeichnete, war der Vatikan.

Die Substanz, der das menschliche Blut in seiner Zusammensetzung am ähnlichsten ist, ist Meereswasser.

In Schweden passieren die wenigsten Morde auf der ganzen Welt.

Autos nehmen etwa 24 Prozent der Fläche von Los Angeles ein.

Die Pupillen weiten

Erbsen, das älteste bekannte Gemüse sich um mehr als 45% Heißes Wasser gefriert wenn man sich etwas schneller als kaltes. ansieht, das einen Lippenstift enthält Fischschuppen. anspricht.

Statistisch gesehen ist Adolf Hitler wurde das sicherste Alter 10 1939 für den Friedensnobelpreis nominiert.

Jahre.

Natürlich vor dem Einer von 70 MenEinmarsch in Polen. schen isst Popel.

Auch seine DiktatorenEau de Cologne war ursprünglich ein Mittel Kollegen Mussolini (1935) und Stalin wurgegen die Pest.

Die Erbse ist das älteste den für den Friedensnobelpreis nomibekannte Gemüse. niert. Stalin sogar zweimal (1945 und 1948).

1945 sank das U-Boot U-1206, weil der Kapitän auf der Toilette statt die Spülung ein falsches Ventil öffnete.

Der produktivste Arbeitstag ist Dienstag.

Die Wurzel aus 12345 6789 ist 11111,111.

Somalia hat mehr Ziegen als Einwohner.

In Saudi-Arabien sind Barbie-Puppen illegal.

Von 1922 bis 1934 gab es vier Olympische Spiele nur für Frauen.

Unser Trinkwasser ist etwa drei Milliarden Jahre alt. Österreich war das erste Land, das die Fritz Eichenbergs Karikatur: Hitler erhält Todesstrafe abschaffte (1787). den Friedensnobelpreis 1932.

Worte der Woche www.

Schon gut, ich bin deiner Meinung.

Zu spät, ich hab’ meine Meinung eben geändert.

Sprüche von Unbekannten: Eine Frau hat immer klare Prinzipien. Sie weiß, was sie will, und sie weiß, was sie nicht will.

Manchmal kann sich das sogar überschneiden.

Warum ist jeder Magnet männlich? Weil ein weiblicher Magnet nicht wüßte, was er anziehen soll.

Wenn ein Mann schweigt, dann denkt er über etwas nach. Wenn eine Frau schweigt, dann renn um dein Leben!

Früher machte er mir den Hof, heute mache ich ihm das Bett.

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Liebe Küstenleser!

Wo sind die Zeiten hin, als wir Namibier, egal ob Japie, Wambo, Djerry-Südwester oder Rooinek noch nicht die schnaakse Ämbischn hatten, möglichst mit der breitesten und fettesten Tjorrie über die Teer- oder Sandpads zu kruhsen und lekker zu protzen? Damals waren wir toch mit jedem morschen Klapperkasten zufrieden, Hauptsache der Tänk war voll und die Räder rollten.

Kein Wunder, dass heute bei OldtimerTreffen hin und wieder ein Tränchen der Erinnerung weggedrückt wird beim Anblick einer alten Karosserie, die damals die Welt bedeutete - WENN man sie sich leisten konnte.

Uns war es toch egal, ob die Fenster undicht waren und der Auspuff klapperte. Wir waren somaar net happy, wenn wir uns den Wind um die Nase wehen und den Leoparden aus dem Tänk lassen konnten.

Heute sitzen aufgeblasene Menschen in monströsen TechnikTempeln, auch moder-

ne Autos genannt, und wenn irgendwo die Elektronik aufgedonnert ist, stehen sie da wie der Elefant vorm Brandberg und ham keen Kluh, was Sache ist. Unsereins hatte damals voll den tjuun raus, was zu machen war, wenn die Karre einfach nicht mehr wollte, egal wie blerry wild man das Gaspäddel täckelte. Es wurde hier so ‘n biekie mit dem Hammer geklopft

wieder.

Ich erinnere mich gerne an mein erstes benzinangetriebenes Fahrzeug. Obwohl das Yamaha Farmbike 100cc mir im ersten Studienjahr in Stellenbosch die letzten Kröten aus der Tasche jagte, war ich selig. Mit meiner sirrenden Nähmaschine hab ich es sogar einmal gewagt, vom Matieland bis nach Kapstadt zu fahren. Der pappe Motor

blasierte Schlittenbesitzer mit stief Ovimariva oder klomp Schulden nicht die geringste Ahnung haben.

Was macht man, wenn man ein Gipsbein, keinen Groschen in der Tasche und erst Recht keinen fahrbaren Un-

Die Max-Straße in der bayrischen Stadt Weiden Anfang der 50er Jahre: nur wenige konnten sich ein Automobil leisten und waren glücklich mit einem Fahrrad. und da so op ne manier jaulte in den höchsten tersatz hat, aber trotzder Schraubenzieher Soprantönen, als ich dem unbedingt in die reingebohrt, und schon am Rande der Highway namibische Heimat lief die wertvolle Kiste gen Mutterstadt braus- möchte - vor allem zum te, während neben mir DHPS-Basar in Windein Auto nach dem hoek? Ein Südwester anderen im Affenzahn macht mos ‘n Plan und vorbeirauschte. Das steckt den harten Warwar mir alles egal...ich zenschweinschädel hatte den Duft von nicht in den Sand.

Freiheit in der Nase, Meine Freundin Clauder selbst den Petroll- dia Göttert und ich geruch übertünchte. stellten uns also nördAuch der Sturz nach lich von Stellenbosch durchzechter Nacht an die Pad - sie mit mit Tassies, dem ein- ausgestrecktem Dauzigen Wein, den man men, ich mit Krücken. sich als Student leisten Welch ein Erlebnis wakonnte, tat der Liebe zu ren die neun verschiemeinem Blechbock denen Mitfahrgelekeinen Abbruch. Im genheiten, die 24 StunGegenteil! Die Erfah- den und 1500 km später rung, ein Bein unter dafür sorgten, dass wir einem heißen Ofen ein- den Basar unserer alten geklemmt zu haben, Penne in vollen Zügen weil man die Kurve genießen durften. EinIm Jahre 1980 mit meinem heißen Ofen vor und den beduselten Zu- mal sind wir sogar auf unserem Studentenheim in Stellenbosch. stand nicht richtig ein- die mit Holzplanken Ihr prahlerischen Allradfahrer wisst gar zuschätzen wusste, bedeckte Ladefläche nicht, welch ein berauschendes Gefühl es ist, hatte ein Abenteuer einer großen Lorrie kurz vor den Uniferien geflüchtet. Der schwarauf solch einer Biene Maja zu sitzen.

Foto: Irene Trossbach zur Folge, von dem ze Fahrer in der verräucherten Kabine, in der wir anfangs wegen der nächtlichen Kälte saßen, ließ uns nämlich wissen, dass er auf Pad nach Windhoek sei, um sich eine weiße Frau zu suchen...

Was wissen die kleinen Bonzen in ihren dicken Panzern schon von solcherlei Erlebnissen?

Das fragt sich Ihre Susann Kinghorn, die zugeben muss, dass sie hin und wieder auch von so einem schnieken, feuerroten Flitzer träumt.

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Monthly Monitor: February 2016 The January market trend of extreme volatility continues.

Market Review: The main general concerns for the market remain the continued slowdown in Chinese economic growth (adding to emerging market and commodity weakness), a strong United States Dollar (USD) and globally divergent monetary policies.

As investor sentiment remains negative, capital flows out of the perceived 'riskier' emerging market investments and into developed markets. South Africa's drought after-effects, political instability, the lingering risk of a downgrade on its foreign debt rating, and reduced demand for commodity and resource exports put immense pressure on local asset classes.

See Table 1 below for asset class returns over various periods:

Source: Glacier Research Ever heard the saying: 'it is in the darkness that a light shines at its brightest'? It is often in the most volatile (and even negative) times in the market when the best buy-in opportunities present themselves.

It is also in the most difficult of times that asset managers and portfolio managers are put to the test and get to prove their worth.

Portfolio Performance: Although markets can be volatile over shorter periods, like a month, they become more predictable given enough time.

Table 2 shows the 1-year and 3-year (per annum) returns ending February 2016 of our five managed portfolios. The returns are calculated based on gross internal rates of return (IRR's) from actual client data:

Please note that over the past 12 months, all of our five portfolios' returns have outperformed the South African share index (see Table 1), despite not reaching their benchmark expected returns.

Over longer periods, the annualised performance of both the share index, as well as our portfolios, converge toward their (higher) long-term expected rates of return.

Thus we urge investors to be patient during the months of weaker performance. Considering the poor equity market return of -3.8% over the past 12 months, we are very pleased to have comfortably outperformed the market with all five our portfolios! At the same time, we have also outperformed our peers.

Through the use of our investment expertise and experience we have managed to achieve these outstanding returns through portfolio diversification amongst asset classes, and asset management styles, appropriate asset allocation, excellent fund selection and active management of clients' investments. Can your current financial adviser do the same?

Conclusion: It is not the first time, nor the last, that the markets have experienced such volatility. We urge investors to trust their financial adviser and asset manager and remain focussed on the long term.

Hendrie Scheun, BSc (UNAM), DEP & MSc (Financial Economics) (London), and ACFP (Investments) (UFS), is a qualified economist with wide international and local experience.

He is a financial adviser at the Namibian coast focussing on savings and investments and can be reached on 081 127 2244. Investment Analyst, Michele Arnold, BCom (Honours in Risk Management) (North-West University) contributed to this article.

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NOTICES & VACANCIES ESTATE NOTICE

In the Estate of the late Dieter Otto Joachim Schlusche, who resided at 4th Street North, Meersig, Walvis Bay. Notice hereby given that the Supplementary Account is lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of the High Court at Windhoek and the Magistrate’s Office at Swakopmund for a period of 21 (twenty one) days from date of publication hereof for all interested parties.

If no objection against the aforesaid account is lodged within the period stated, the Executor will proceed to pay out in accordance with the contents thereof.

ELLIS SHILENGUDWA INC Office No 2 The Courtyard Daniel Tjongarero Avenue P. O. Box 2148 SWAKOPMUND (Ref: HCK/ptSCH96/0003)

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WALVIS BAY TOWN PLANNING SCHEME CONSENT: Self Catering Unit ON ERF NO: Portion of 2 of Farm 42 TOWNSHIP: Lalandi STREET: 1st Road, Unit 96 Longbeach, Unit B3.

In terms of the above-mentioned Scheme, notice is hereby given that I/we, undersigned, have applied to the Walvis Bay Municipality for permission to erect/establish a Self Catering on the site.

Plans may be inspected or particulars of this application may be obtained at Town Planning, First Floor, Rooms 101 & 106 D, Civic Centre.

Any person having any objection to the approval of this application, must lodge such objection, together with grounds thereof, with the General Manager: Roads and Building Control, (Town Planning), Private Bag 5017, Walvis Bay and undersigned, in writing, not later than 1 April 2016.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT(S): Evgeny Demenkov, P. O. Box 4748, Walvis Bay

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MOTORING

2004 - 2007 Subaru WRX And Impreza Models Recalled For Takata Airbag Module Inspection and/or Replacement In light of the recent news of Takata's potentially defective airbags, 2004 - 2007 Subaru Impreza and WRX models are being recalled for safety inspections and potential replacement of the front passenger airbag modules.

Owners of these models are currently being contacted by Subaru Southern Africa to arrange convenient inspections and replacement where necessary. Owners are also urged to check whether their vehicles are affected via an easy VINchecker on the Subaru Southern Africa website. Owners need to simply input their vehicle identification number (VIN) and should their car be affected, fill out a contact

form so that their nearest Subaru dealership can contact them to arrange the inspection and replacement.

Marketing Manager of Subaru Southern Africa Ashley Lazarus remarks, "vehicle safety is in our DNA and we take any defects such as these quite seriously, so we're assisting affected customers as quickly and conveniently as possible to ensure continuous Confidence in Motion.�

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92 mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

N$ 229 995 2013 Jeep Patriot (4x4) 39000km

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2015 Nissan Almera 1.5 Acenta

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Come and visit us for a cup of coffee and talk to us for more special deals!

John: 081 619 8179

PUPKEWITZ NISSAN WALVIS BAY (+26464) 206-152 Cnr. 18th & 11th Road Webpage: www.pupkewitz-motors.com

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MOTORING

Aston Martin DB11 revealed at Geneva motor show

* Independent

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NOVEL MOTOR COMPANY

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It looks similar but it’s very different. The DB11 is a big step for Aston Martin, since it’s introducing everything from a brand new engine, to a brand new design, to brand new electrics.

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Have they got it right?

Can all those new elements come together harmoniously in a glorious British GT package?

Aston Martin themselves call this ‘the most significant new Aston Martin since the introduction of the DB9 in 2003’. They are not exaggerating.

Let’s start with the engine, a V12 mounted in the front, running through an eight-speed auto gearbox. Sounds fairly standard, but this is a completely new engine that Aston Martin say they made all themselves. Its 5.2litres have two turbochargers, producing 608bhp and 516lb ft of torque. Where other marques have gone for smaller engines with their new turbos, Aston Martin has just added the turbos.

The effect should be immensely powerful, with the most noticeable increases being in low and midrange torque.

This thing should pull from nothing, on its way to a top speed of 200mph. It should pass 62mph just 3.9sec after launch.

There will be three driver modes, which

will incorporate adaptive dampers, torque vectoring and a limited-slip differential in the handling and ride stakes, as well as numerous changes to the engine management, steering and so on.

The exterior is quite a c r o w d - p u l l e r, a n d shows the amount of work they’ve put in to ensure air flows as effortlessly as possible through, over and round the car, particularly through the air ducts for the brakes. At the rear this flows over what Aston are calling an Aeroblade, which is in effect a virtual wing.

Clever.

Compared to a DB9, it’s 65mm longer in the wheelbase, 28mm wider (although the track is much wider) and 50mm longer.

Inside this translates into more room in what is a very modern yet nicely British cabin.

This is a real GT cabin, with a huge TFT instrument display which of course you can configure as you wish.

There’s even space for a couple of children in the rear or for that stuff you never know where to put.

M+Z Motors Coastal Tel: 064 20 37 92 mzcoastal@metjeziegler.com

N$ 215 000 2013 Nissan Juke 1.6 Turbo 33 000km

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Expanding our footprint in the horse mackerel industry, this exciting opportunity has arisen for an energetic Namibian citizen to join our proudly Namibian operation. Atlantic Pacific Fishing (Pty) Ltd is seeking to fill this vacancy that exist in their Management Company.

Receptionist/Administration Assistant Key Performance Areas · Attending switchboard · Giving exceptional customer care · Reception area is clean, tidy and welcoming · Sorting and distributing mail · Provide administrative assistance to Senior Management · Administrative support to the Fleet Department · General administrative duties Requirements · Grade 12 · 3 years working experience in similar position · Any relevant qualification will be an advantage · Accpac knowledge will be a strong advantage · Preference will be given to applicants familiar to the fishing industry · Computer literate · Strong organisational skills and ability to prioritize workload · Able to communicate verbally and in writing in English · Namibian Citizen & previous disadvantaged persons encouraged to apply In return the company offers a market related remuneration package, including pension and medical aid based on the applicant's qualifications and experience.

If you have the skills and experience relevant to the position, please submit on or before 18 March 2016 your resume to info@apfishing.com. Alternative hand deliver at the company office at Erf 2347, 10th Street East, Industrial Area, Walvis Bay. Please note only short listed candidates will be contacted and CV's will only be returned on request.

Expanding our footprint in the horse mackerel industry, this exciting opportunity has arisen for an energetic Namibian citizen to join our proudly Namibian operation. Atlantic Pacific Fishing (Pty) Ltd is seeking to fill this vacancy that exist in their Management Company.

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT Key Performance Areas 1. Prepare monthly management accounts 2. Prepare year-end audit file and packs 3. Ensure compliance with GAAP 4. Manage all section of the financial accounting section 5. Cash flow management 6. Budgeting & Forecast 7. Review of general ledger reconciliations 8. Statutory reporting 9. VAT administration 10. Fixed Assets administration 11. Short term Risk Management 12. Liaison with MFMR 13. Implementing Finance and Administration policies 14. Working with all departments and management team to assist in making financial decisions Requirements 1. B.Com degree 2. 5 years' experience in Finance 3. Knowledge of Accpac will be an advantage 4. Preference will be given to applicants familiar to the fishing industry 5. Computer Literate and Microsoft office knowledge and experience 6. Fluent in English, both oral and written 7. Code B Driver's Licence 8. Ability to work as part of a team 9. Namibian Citizen & previous disadvantaged persons encouraged to apply In return the company offers a market related remuneration package, including pension and medical aid based on the applicant's qualifications and experience.

If you have the skills and experience relevant to the position, please submit on or before 18 March 2016 your resume to info@apfishing.com. Alternative hand deliver at the company office at Erf 2347, 10th Street East, Industrial Area, Walvis Bay. Please note only short listed candidates will be contacted and CV's will only be returned on request.

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25 learners N$ 250 Saturday 8:00 - 13:00 Incl. Workbook, study time table, tea break, Presenter Qualifications: B.Ed Honours (Psychology of Education)

The United Family International Church invite all people willing to attend evening services.

The powerful pastor Prime Kufa from Zimbabwe invite all people have (problems like) sickness, unemployment, career, success in business, promotions, disable people, many more, come to see the miracles and to have a blessing.

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TRAINING Vir enige gebed wat u nodig het 24-uur per dag 7 Dae per week Kontak: PETRUS KLEIN 081 417 5441

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We repair: * Geysers * Washing Machine * Microwaves * Stove, Aircons, Fridges * Electric Motors, 3-phase and single 3-phase * Battery chargers and welding machine * Electrical on houses * Vacuum cleaners and compressors * Any electrical appliance we’ll fix it. * Installation of geyser timer and programing *plumbing services, water leakage on tapes, toilet leakages and blockages All electrical appliances have 3 month guarantee.

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LOST YOUR PET visit your local SPCA in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund or Henties Bay

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PROPERTIES TO RENT

PROPERTIES TO RENT

One Bedroom Flat to Let in Walvis Bay, Hermes Area One bedroom with BIC Spacious Living room Bathroom with Shower Kitchen with BIC Built in Alarm No pets Sober habits Suitable for one or two persons only Rent: N$ 4,250.00 p/m + Deposit Including electricity Excluding Water Available beginning of April 2016 Open for viewing after 17:00 during weekdays & viewing during weekends can be arranged from mornings hours.

Contact 081 151 7474 / 081 271 2625

TO LET VINETA 5 bedroom furnished house Double Garage N$ 22,000.00 per month MILE 4 -Furnished 3 bedroom townhouse N$ 8,500.00 per month - 3 bedroom Unfurnished townhouse N$ 6,600.00 per month CENTER TOWN -Up Market 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom furnished apartment flat N$ 12,000.00 per month - 2 bedroom,2 bathroom apartment with balcony N$ 8,500.00 per month OCEAN VIEW -3 bedroom furnished flat lounge, kitchen, dining and living room N$ 12,000.00 per month -3 bedroom free standing townhouse with big yard and Double garage-pet friendly N$ 9,000.00 per month -Up Market-Modern 4 bedroom housefurnished double garage N$ 20,000.00 per month -5 bedroom townhouse at the beach-Unfurnished N$ 13,000.00 per month FOR SALETAMARISKIA Newly built 3 bedroom house with double garage N$ 1,200,000.00 (1.2 million) Exclusive and Elite Estates Cell: 081 124 0933 081 128 9493 Tel: (064) 402 439 Fax: (064) 402 471 Email: eeestates@gmail.com

Town House Mile 4 TO RENT at Abalone str 5 available 01.04.2016 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Double Garage Novilon floors in bedrooms Fully tiled Lots of Cupboards Open Plan Living Area Garages open onto street Private Court Yard with braai area Alarm included in rental. Pre-paid electricity N$6,500.00 per month Deposit required Call 081 122 5182

House to Rent Meersig Lagoon area 3 Bedroom (BIC) 2 Bathrooms plus guest toilet downstairs Open plan - wide space Dining/Kitchen(BIC)/Li ving area Double garage Big yard child and animal friendly Blind fitted windows & burglar bars fitted Alarm installed Pre-paid electricity Available 01 May 2016 If interested contact: 081 299 55 89 TO LET: 2 room flat outside available from 1 May N$ 3 800.00 p/m Deposit 25 Marconi Road Hermes Contact: 081 737 2570 KUISEBMOND Bachelor flat hot water W/E incl.

N$ 2 000.00 p/m N$ 2 000.00 deposit Single person only.

Cell: 081 405 1486 081 206 6256 TO RENT: Walvis Bay Central No 57 Moses Garoeb Street, Close to Dune Side High School 2x Spacious newly built 2 bedroom flats, excellent for a family.

Each flat has: Built in cupboards, toilet and shower; open plan kitchen with built in cupboards; water excluded; pre paid electricity.

N$ 5 500.00 p/m Deposit N$ 5 000.00 (payment terms negotiable) Viewing time: 13:00 - 14:00 and 7:30 - 19:00 Available from 1 April Contact: 081 469 3888 081 122 0840

TO RENT !

TOWN CENTER SWAKOPMUND 2 BEDROOM, FLAT, 2 BATHROOMS, FURNISHED, PRIVATE, GARAGE, ND8800.00 pm.

2 BEDROOM LUXURY FLAT , BEACH AREA, BEAUTIFUL VIEW, FURNISHED,2 GARAGES , ND 11900.00 pm LANGSTRAND 2 BEDROOM , 2 BATHROOM, LUXURY APARTMENT FULLY FURNISHED, GARAGE,2ND FLOOR, LIFT, LOVELY VIEW AND VERY LARGE BALCONY. N$ 8800.00 p/m SWAKOPMUND !

CENTRAL! 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, 2 BATHROOMS, LARGE OPEN PLAN, FULLY FURNISHED, TANDEM GARAGE .

ND 7590.00 pm: CONTACT: JP van der Walt 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATES Or visit our website at : Capricorn@ realestatesnamibia.com

To Let Mondesa Hada ma /hao court Flats 1bedr,bathr, kitchen ranging from N$ 3500 4000.00 W/L Incl 1person /young couple Lapaloma flats no 1 Outside rooms N$ 1600.00 W/L Incl 1person Bachelor flats N$ 2000.00 W/L Incl 1person Jabulani Bachelor flat N$ 3600.00 W/L Incl 1person Mahetago Outside room with bathr N$ 2200.00 W/L Incl 1person Bachelor flat N$ 2600.00 W/L Incl 1person For Sale Naraville, Walvis Bay 3bedroom house, lounge, kitchen outside building N$ 900 000.00 We are urgently looking for houses to sell & let we have qualified international and local clients.

All these properties are immediately available viewing can be secured on strictly appointments during office hours Mondays to Fridays.

Call Tel: 064-402112 Fax: 064-403396 Matty: 081 244 6995

Woonstel te Huur Vineta Swakopmund Groot kamer Badkamer met stort en bad. Groot kombuis aan die huis.

N$3,800.00 W&E ingesluit Een tot Twee persone Skakel 081 323 3531 vir meer inligting

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Swakopmund Family house, Hage Heights, Rosenquartz Str Newly Renovated 3 Bedr, Dining & Living room, Entertainment with inside braai, 2 Bathr. Storeroom Double Garage N$ 10 350.00 excl w&L Contact: Rentals @081 169 1872 Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa 081 122 2159 Santorini Court Single storey townhouse 2 Bedr, 2 Bathr, kitchen open plan Living room private courtyard, double Garage, NO DOGS N$ 7000.00 excl w. pp Contact: Rentals @081 169 1872 Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa 081 122 2159 Haus Rinkmol 1st Floor Near CBD, 2 Bedrooms 1 full Bathr, Kitchen Living room, Balcony Single Garage, no pets N$ 6600.00 pp & water Ansu 081 242 9198 Tsavorite Street Family home, 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Kitchen open plan, Dining area, Living room, Entertainment area with inside braai Double Garage N$ 8800.00 excl w&L Owner uses flat on property.

Contact: Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa: 081 122 2159 House near Pro-Ed Upmarket and stylish 3 Bedr, 2 Bathr. full bathr. kitchen open plan Living room, Inside Braai, Study, Enclosed courtyard, Quality finishes N$ 15 000.00 excl w&L Contact: Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa 081 122 2159 Longbeach Fully furnished Praia Longa 2 Bedr, 2 Bathr, Kitchen open plan living room inside bbq, single garage N$ 6600.00 excl water, prepaid Contact: Rental @ 081 169 1872 Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa: 081 122 2159 Swakopmund FULLY FURNISHED Ane Court Centre of Swakopmund First Floor, 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathr, Kitchen open plan living room, Balcony, Single garage N$ 7700.00 excl w&L Contact: Rentals @081 169 1872 Ansu 081 242 9198 Rosa: 081 122 2159 Office Space In Main Street No Food and Beverage industries Size 101.40m² N$ 10 000.00 excl VAT Excl water and lights Contact: Rentals @081 169 1872 Ansu 081 242 9198

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BeuCorp Group TO LET!

Ocean View Ext 22 Family home offering: * 3 Bedr, * 3 Bathrooms * Double Garage - Water Excl. Prepaid - Available Immediately N$11,500 p/m PLUS deposit SWAKOPMUND: Vineta Family home offering: * 3 bedrooms with b.i.c. * 2 bathrooms * Single garage - Available immediately!

- Excluding water and electricity N$9,000 p/m PLUS deposit Ocean View Ext 23 2 x Townhouses: * 3 Bedrooms * 2 FULL bathrooms * DOUBLE GARAGE - Available: 1 April 2016 - Excluding water and electricity N$9,000 p/m PLUS deposit Vogelstrand Freestanding house offering: * 3 Bedr. * 2 Bathrooms * Double garage PLUS Flat offering: * 3 Bedr, * 2 Bathr. * Single garage.

- Available 1 April 2016 - W+E included N$40,000 p/m PLUS deposit Ocean View Ext 9 Fully Furnished house offering: * 3 Bedrooms with b.i.c. * 2.5 Bathrooms * Double automated garage - All furniture included - Water & Electricity Excluded - Available from 1 April 2016 N$16,500 p/m PLUS deposit Longbeach Seaview apartment offering: * 2 Bedrooms * 2 Bathrooms * Tandem Garage * Fully furnished! - Water incl.

- Prepaid electr. - Avail. imm.

N$7,700 p/m PLUS deposit Michelle Muller BeuCorp Group 081 406 3377 / 081 296 0033

WAREHOUSE TO LET 500m² Warehouse 3 Offices, with Air condition, kitchen, Store room & 2 toilets @ N$40/m² + VAT (Prepaid Electricity) Call: 081 450 7609 To Let Swakopmund Coastal Estates Ocean View House 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages N$12,000.00 Immediately Available House 3 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages Plus flat 1 Bedroom Garage N$17,500.00 Available 01 April 2016 Call Jan 081 270 8005 Hannes 081 149 8777 Irma 081 368 4469

TO RENT; Erf No 45725/33 Namport Kuisebmond Omungulumbashee Circle 1 bedroom with own bathroom and toilet Open plan kitchen N$ 3 000.00 p/m W/E incl.

N$ 1 500.00 Seperate water metre gauge Available as from immediately First come first serve!

Contact: 081 202 2171 081 286 2506 TO RENT: Open plan bachelor for rent. Own shower in Narraville, Walvis Bay. Immediately available.

N$ 2 500.00 p/m Deposit Pre paid electricity.

Water incl.

Contact: 081 277 8854 TE HUUR: Netjiese een slaapkamer woonstel te huur in Narraville.

Kombuis, sitkamer, slaapkamer en badkamer.

N$ 3 500.00 p/m W/E ingsl.

Deposito N$ 3 000.00 afbetaalbaar oor 2 maande.

Skakel: 081 122 7518 205 323 Woonstel onmidellik beskikbaar.

TO RENT: Outside bachelor room to rent Namport Side Single person 1 bedroom with b.i.c toilet and shower Kitchen area Inside parking W/E incl.

Deposit required N$ 2 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 328 3895 TO RENT: 2x2 bedroom flat in Narraville B.I.C Water and alarm incl.

N$ 3 800.00 p/m for one and other N$ 4 500.00 p/m Contact: 081 591 7777 081 141 0419 Room 2 Rent Fully furnished room for rent short or long time at 29 Papaver Street Ocean View only going for N$5,000.00 per month Water & Electricity included Person to Contact Hiskia 081 605 7769 Purdy 081 554 7965 To Rent Mondesa near Woermann Brock 3 Bedroom flat in Mondesa nearby Woermann Brock te rent, N$4000.00 per month & deposit.

Available from 22.04.2016 Call 081 668 4463

PROPERTIES TO RENT Newly build 2 bedroom flat with BIC and single garage for rent in Ocean View Ext 23 Swakopmund. Prepaid electricity. Rent N$6000.00/month.

Water and 1 day cleaning included.

Deposit of N$6000.00 required. Please contact 081 878 7822 TO LET: 3 bedroom apartment on Dolphin Park 1x On suite bathroom, 1x family bathroom.

BIC in all rooms, open plan kitchen with 4 plate stove and oven.

Tanderm garage for 2 cars Balcony with sea & dunes view.

Very spacious. No pets.

Available 1 April N$ 7 000.00 p/m 1 month deposit required W/E excl.

Contact: 081 800 9184 081 234 0246 House to Rent A luxury two bedroom Seafront available at Mile 4 for rent.

Fully equiped N$8,5000.00 per month Contact 081 246 1254

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET Kuisebmond – Room available for rent (Sharing Bathroom & Kitchen) – N$2 060.00 Contact: OJ's Property & Management Solutions We have various erven in Meersig, Walvis Bay and Dunside, Swakopmund for sale – really good deals !

Rentals in Mile 4, Swakopmund – short, medium and long terms, just call us.

Also rentals in Walvis Bay –medium and long terms.

Sales: · Meersig erven 805 to 820 sq – N$ 1150.00 per square · Duneside erven 820 to 875 sq – N$ 1125.00 per square · Residential sales – various Swakopmund & Walvis Bay · Body Corporate Management – Swakopmund and Walvis Bay Usakos small holdings along Khan river still available from N$ 280,000 and up Contact Johann Swakopmund – 081 6200930 / ojsprop@iway.na / facebook - OJ's Property Management

website : mhrealestate.com.na

TO RENT ROSSMUND GOLF VILLAGE 4 Bedroom House – N$15 000,00 per month 2 Bedroom Townhouse – N$10 000,00 per month CENTRAL 3 Bedroom luxury apartment – N$15 000,00 per month DIANA HUNTER 081 748 0001 Flat 2 Rent Swakopmund Ocean View Ext 15 Quiver Street Own Entrance 2 Bedroom Back Yard Flat, Build-in Cupboards in bedrooms, bathroom, open plan kitchen / sitting room, with cupboards with build-in stove. Water & Alarm connected to G4S included, Pre-paid Electricity Required Sober Tenants NO Pets Allowed.

Monthly Payment: N$4,800.00 + Deposito Contact Mr van Wyk 081 128 8281 or Suzi 081 292 2040

PROPERTIES TO RENT

TO LET – WALVIS BAY CENTRAL N$6500.00 pm – Available imm. 2 Bedr, 1 bathroom Open plan kitchen to living room, Courtyard, garage Johan 081 708 5717 Web ref #825644

Magdel 081-358-8745 Lana 081-350-1827

PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED: I am looking for a Townhouse to buy in Kuisebmond.

For ± N$ 600 000.00 No agents.

Contact: 081 370 5587 081 314 8078

PROPERTY IS WEALTH

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Walvis Bay

FOR SALE: Erf for sale inTamariskia Ext. 3 802m² plus approved plans.

Contact: 081 270 7865

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SWAKOPMUND: Ocean View Ext 9 Fully Furnished family offering: * 3 Bedrooms with b.i.c. * 2.5 Bathrooms * Double automated garage - All furniture included - Water & Electricity Excluded - Available from 1 April 2016 N$16,500 p/m PLUS deposit

PROPERTIES TO RENT

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TO LET Hermis – 2 Bedroom Flat with garage available end of Feb – N$5 445.00 Hermis – 2 Bedroom Flat with under roof parking avail end Feb N$5 280.00 Fairways – 1 Bedr flat – NO GARAGE N$4 410.00 Meersig (Dunensicht) – 3 Bedr flat, 2 Bathr, Double Garage – N$8 800.00 Lagoon Area – Bachelor Flat available with garage furnished – N$5 445.00 Central Town – 1 Bedr Flat avail 1 April single garage, newly built – Central Town – 2 Bedr Flat avail 1 April under roof parking, newly built Meersig (Dunensicht) – 2-Bedr, 2 bathr, 1 garage, (w&e) excl. – N$5 775.00 Meersig – 3 Bedrooms, 3 bathr, indoor bbq, double garage, court yard – N$8 800.00 Contact our Agents: Magdel 081-358-8745 Lana 081-350-1827 Tel: 280 600

PROPERTY IS WEALTH

PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED: House to buy N$ 1.5 mil CASH No agents Anywhere in Town.

Contact: 081 127 6112 WANTED: I am looking for a house to buy from N$ 700 000.00 N$ 800 000.00 In Walvis Bay. Contact: 081 272 0944 Wanted To Buy I am looking for a Opel Safira 1.8 engine to buy Please Phone 081 827 8397 081 313 3689

Property Wanted To Rent Swakopmund Flatlet Urgently Required Young mother and young son urgently looking for a flatlet from 1st March 2016 with a little garden. They have a puppy and a lovely cat. Cn pay N$4,500.00 incl lights and water.

Barbara 081 656 2619

House 4 Sale Swakopmund Ocean View Extension 22 3 Bedroom House with build-In cupboards 2.5 bathrooms Open plan Kitchen Living Area Entertainment with indoor braai and double Garage Building 213 sqm² and erf 578 sqm² Selling Price N$1,800000 Call 081 122 9402 081 310 5417 Private Sale Swakopmund Near Ocean View Shell Newly build house Erf 800m² Squares under roof = 300m² Main House 253m² Garage 47.7m² 4 Bedroom house, each with en-suite shower, toilette and hand washbasin rooms 4 x 4 meter open plan living/kitchen Living area 7m x 9.6m Separate Scullery Braai / Family Room 6m x 4m Double Garage 6m x 7m Alarm System Selling for N$2,6mil Call 081 128 4612 or 081 691 1368 FOR SALE MILE 4 APARTMENT !

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, LARGE OPEN PLAN , 2 GARAGES, YARD, SAFE, NEAR PRIVATE SCHOOL. ND 1.6 mil.

WE HAVE CLIENTS , WANTING TO PURCHASE : LARGE HOUSE WITH 3 GARAGES ·2 BEDROOM FLATS (4) ·FAMILY HOME ON THE BEACH CONTACT : JP van der Walt 081 127 2736 CAPRICORN ESTATES Or visit our website at : Capricorn@ realestatesnamibia.com

PROPERTIES FOR SALE For Sale Swakopmund Vacant erf: Industrial area: Business rights 1040sqm N$1 600 000[cc] Walvisbay Industrial erf: 7591sqm N$ 10 600 000[cc] Otjiwarongo Vacant Land 5015sqm Approval to build Units N$ 3 600 000[cc] Muggie 081 129 4121

website : mhrealestate.com.na

MARIAN 081 1285 004 JOHAN 081 708 5717 Marian's hint of the week: “What real estate professional has a track record of top listings and sales? I DO!” MEERSIG – ON SHOW – 10.00 TO 13H00 FOLLOW POINTERS TO 5TH STREET GOING GOING GONE @ N1.2mil!

Beginners luck – free standing home, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, open plan kitchenette, living area and garage, Plans available for expansion, Erf size 650sqm Web ref #831504 TOWNHOUSES – FAIRWAYS STARTING FROM N$1.170 Web ref #821769 MEERSIG – “COTTAGE VILLA” – N$1.760 mil 3 bedr, 2 bathr, Open plan kitchen, Living area (indoor braai), Double garage Small and private garden with braai Web ref #829998 WALVIS BAY – SOLE MANDATE – N$2.350 mil Priced to sell!!

Spacious 3 bedroom home 2 Bathrooms, 3 living areas Double garage PLUS 1 Bedr flat, Open plan Kitchen, Living area en-suite bathroom Own garage Web ref #835884

FOR SALE: 4 bedroom house for sale Includes: 2 bathrooms, tanderm garage, laundry, two room flat with kitchen In Town.

N$ 1.5 mil Tel: 081 710 9313 ELEGANCIA INVESTMENTS CC ARANDIS Neat 4 bedroom house for sale with kitchen, lounge and bathroom. Huge space left to extend N$ 350 000 DOLPHIN BEACH Plots for sale near beach price ranging from N$ 600 000.

For these and other properties contact 081 866 9480

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PROPERTIES FOR SALE Malakia Properties FOR SALE, VINETA: 3bedrooms, 2bedrooms Kitchen, Lounge , Laundry Single Garage N$1.7mil PELICAN VILLAGE (TAMARISKIA): 2bedrooms bic, bathroom Open-plan kitchen Garage and court yard N$970 000.00 3bedrooms, 2bedrooms and open plan kitchen single garage N$1.1mil TAMARISKIA EXT 3 3bedrooms.

2bathrooms Kitchen bic with stove Lounge, Double Garage Plus 2bedroom flat bathroom open-plan kitchen and single garage N$2mil MONDESA 2bedrooms, Kitchen and lounge N$430 000.00 cash only Malakia 081 297 7253, Email: Malakiaproperties @yahoo.com Suksevolle Wol- en Handwerk-besigheid in Swakopmund te koop Tel./Faks: 064 402674 Werk Tel. 064 464030 Huis 0813381325

GARDENING FOR SALE COMPOST Based on kelp with 10 other ingredients.

Ideal for our coastal gardens.

Available at the Saturday morning market in Swakopmund at WILD ROCKET CAFÉ 8:30 - 12:00 or on 20th March at Green Market in Swakopmund behind the Snake Park 9:00 - 13:00 N$35 to N$150.00 Cell 081 127 5442

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CARS

CARS

FOR SALE: 1997 Toyota Rav 4 Colour: Green Radio / CD Player Mag Rims 4x4 170 000km's Well maintained and in daily use.

Not an import.

Price: N$45 000.00 neg.

Contact: 081 129 4531

FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Original Bergman Gambling Machine With bill exeptor including side, at the centre of Kuisebmond.

For N$ 75 000.00 Contact: 081 168 8971

FOR SALE: Tri axle 2009 serviced roadworthy N$ 120 000.00 VAT incl.

Contact: 081 275 5713

For Sale CAT 3 TYPE 4/5/6 DISPOSABLE MICROPHOROUS NON-WOVEN COVERALL [Hy9776] EN1149-1 STITCHED SEAM 63 g/m2 1pce / BAG 50 PCS / CTN Price available upon Request Sample To View Contact Aubreyand 064 464 060 081 427 2430 ssjcameo@iway.na ssjcameoinvestments @gmail.com

FOR SALE

CLASSIC FOR SALE

2013 Suzuki Kizashi, 22000 km, 2.4i, Petrol, M/T, Dark Grey Interior – Leather A/C, P/S, Electric windows, Central locking, Alarm Radio/CD/MP3 FSH, with Motor plan & Service plan Extras.

Electric Sunroof 18 inch Mags with Yokohama tyres (as new) Contact: Rheta 081 461 5319 FOR SALE: Hyundai Getz 1.3 N$ 30 000.00 Call: 081 337 3669

Mercedes Benz 230S Automatic Fintail Classic 1967 Model Fully refurbished. Mint condition N$ 279,000.00 neg.

Contact 0812914927 or mail@tassi.biz

FOR SALE TOYOTA HILUX 2.2 D/Cab 4x4 Petrol, 1992 Model Long range tank, highlift jack, AC, 2x spare wheel, Ironman awning N$ 134,000.00 neg.

Contact 0812914927 or

FOR SALE 1 x Ryobi Drill Press 2 x LG Air-Conditioner 1 x Chip-Fryer Professional 1 x Poloni Slicer Professional 1 x Defy Slimline 600 Build-In Oven Hob & Extractor Fan 2 x Panasonic 84cm TV 1 x KIC 210lit Fridge N$1500.00 Contact 081 567 4522

mail@tassi.biz

Car 4 Sale VW Golf 1.6 Estate Mod 2003 with RWC in good condition N$55,000.00 Phone 081 232 5587 CAR FOR SALE Nissan March 2008 New Tyres, Low Kilo’s Full House N$40,000.00 neg Contact 081 361 2909 Car For Sale Toyota Stallion model 2010 A1.8 Color White Good Condition Km 192 475 Call 081 247 1888 FOR SALE VW Citi Golf 1.4 2005 Model with AC N$ 53,000 neg.

Contact 0812914927 or mail@tassi.biz

MALHERBE & SONS MOTORS Major & Lube Services Brake & Clutch repairs Shock absorbers Engine Overhauls Steering & suspension repairs Competitive rates Import vehicles welcome Free quotations Francios: 081 661 9447 Cois: 081 661 9445 Email: malherbeandshonsmotors@gmail.com

FOR SALE Chana 1.3 Petrol N$ 15 000.00 Chana 1.8 Diesel N$ 15 000.00 o.n.c.o Contact: Andre Joubert 081 128 2043

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CRAZY SALE 2nd Hand Shop We buy and sell anything of value only ID required 0811475475 0811475333 064220387 bayauctions@iway.na

FIND US @ 97 Sam Nujoma Str Walvis Bay

HOUSEHOLD/ FURNITURE FOR SALE 1 x Philips 4 plate stove White - plug-in like new N$1,250.00 2 x LG Air-Conditioner 1 x Defy Automatic Wash Mashine 1 x Poloni Slicer Professional 1 x Defy Slimline 600 Build-In Oven Hob & Extractor Fan 1 x Fuchsware 54cm TV 1 x KIC 210lit Fridge N$1500.00 Contact 081 567 4522

TO HIRE FOR HIRE: 7.5 Tn flatbed truck for hire short or long term.

Also have container hooks.

Contact Vaughn: 081 286 4512

WANTED This 'n That We buy and sell second hand & new furniture and household appliances. We offer good money on quality.

Sam Nujoma Town Square.

La Paloma Building Walvis Bay. Els 081 255 5809 or Lawrence 081 324 1285.

GOLD GOLD GOLD We buy gold for cash, even if its broken We operate in Walvis Bay, Arandis and Henties Bay Contact: 081 344 3794 081 613 2647 We are available 24/7

CLOSING TIME: 10:00 day prior to publication

WANTED WANTED: Am looking for a Toyota 4x4 to buy it must be N$ 7 000.00 - N$ 7 500.00 Looking for a Toyota Corolla must be N$ 2 500.00 or Corolla model 2000 must be N$ 3 000.00 or N$ 3 500.00 Contact: 081 262 6044 081 732 6695

LIFT OFFERED: To work between Swakopmund & Walvis Bay Mondays to Fridays.

Contact: 081 659 6244

ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION Yoshi Guesthouse in Walvis Bay, centre of Town. DSTV - mini En suite bathrooms, self catering, very clean, secure parking, quiet environment.

Contact: 081 148 6387 HOUSE TO RENT ON A DAILY PAYMENT Full-House to Rent in Swakopmund Self-Catering Accommodation in Vineta, located close to the Dome 4 Bedroom house 2 Bathrooms Big Kitchen Double Garage Wifi N$2400.00 p/day Contact : 081 124 8783 ACCOMMODATION

Situated in 31 Avis Road Swiss Chalets offer fully equipped rooms, free wi-fi & 24-hours security.

Mini conference also available.

Contact: 061-305 551 081 433 3185 E-mail: swiss.chalets@iway. na

VACANCIES

PathCare Laboratories Requires the services of a Registered Nurse Requirements: · Registered with Nursing Council of Namibia. · Friendly disposition with good communication skills · Computer literate.

Applicants should be Namibian citizens or should have permanent residence status.

Applications should include a CV, which can be delivered at Walvis Bay PathCare or Emailed : inkie@pathcare.co.za Closing Date: 31.03.2016

VACANCIES

VACANCIES

SSS Vacancies available for experienced Security Officers Must provide complete CV with references Please contact 081 363 9132 For more information

Restaurant / Café in Walvis Bay is looking for trained - cook / chef - Waiter / Barman / Barista Minimum Requirements: - Chef Grade 12 - Waiter Grade 10 - honest - reliable - fluent english - German and/or Portuguese is an advantage - trained to international standards - team player - flexible, inventive and customer oriented - always friendly Please send your CV, motivational letter and testimonials to: 2263cafe@gmail.com

Vacancy Building & Civil Construction Supervisor / Foreman Minimum of 5 years experience in Building and Civil Construction Industry Experience in Concrete Formwork will be an advantage Salary Negotiable Position immediately available in Swakopmund Namibia Forward CV to mobile@safariprojects. co.za Vacancies IT Technician and Alarm Technician Requirements: * Access Control * CCTV Camera Advance for the following Alarm Installations Electric Fencing Beams Outdoor Sensors Burglar Bars Garage Motors Sl Sliding Gate Motors Garage Door IV Motors Intercom DSTV Security Doors Drivers Licence Send CV’S : sales@protechnam.co m per hand Shop 10 At Ocean View SparWanted 2 Buy Urgent Cash Buyer looking for a free standing house in Swakopmund price range 300-450K in Swakopmund price range 300-450K Urgent Cash Buyer looking for a residential erf to buy in Swakopmund Contact 081 391 7680 VACANCIES: WE ARE HIRING: AVON Pink team is hiring We are looking for Sales Representatives all over Namibia.

Must be able to work independently, be your own boss and manage your own business.

Sales done on a Commission basis, up to 30% commission made on sales.

For further information please sent an email with all your details to avonjustinepinkteam@ gmail.com or SMS the Team leader at 081 299 8171

PLAAS VOORMAN GESOEK - ERONGO *Namibiese burger of geldige werkspermit. *Geldige bestuurders lisensie. *Standerd 8 / Graad 10 geslaag. *Afrikaans sprekend kennis van Engels en etniese tale `n aanwins. *Geen skoolgaande kinders nie afgesondered! *Ondervinding van bees bok - skaap - wild - lusern - toerisme boerdery.

Pos aansoek na Die Bestuurder, Posbus 235 Omaruru, met Nampost Koerier - koste sal met ontvangs vereffen word.

Volledige CV word verlang en moet vergesel wees van oorspronklike gesertifiseerde afskrifte van ID, alle Opvoedkundige kwalifikasies verkry as oof drie vorige werksverwysings met kontakbare besonderhede.

Jou beweegrede vir aansoek.

VACANCY Looking for retired male for half day position in Walvis Bay with very good knowledge of joinery / quotations on furniture / and stock take of timber. Please contact Rheta 081 147-3242 or during office hours at 064 205-377.

Rekenmeester, Afrikaans, Duits, Engels sprekend, met oor 40 jaar ondervinding, wil graag huis toe kom en soek in die nabye toekoms ‘n betrekking in Swakopmund. Stuur asseblief epos aan: incometax01011962@gm ail.com, indien geinteressiert.

Accountant, Afrikaans, German, English speaking, with over 40 years experience, wants to move home and looking for a position in Swakopmund, in the near future. Please send email to: incometax01011962@gm ail.com, if interested.

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JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

JOBS WANTED

JOB WANTED; Am a 33 year old hardworking women looking for work as a kitchen assistant, cleaning and ironing. Laying beds and tables. I am having 6 years experience and is interesting to work on lodges, Safaris, Guesthouses, Hotels or any department.

Contact: 081 324 5883

JOB WANTED: Am a 34 year old guy from Walvis Bay looking for work as a truck driver.

Can do mechanic , welding, any problems with cars can solve. Have Code CE Drivers License.

Can start anytime.

Contact: 081 671 1986

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Our aim is to qualify for Afcon, says football coach

preparation for their first-round clash against Swaziland.

The match will be played on 2 April in Mbabane, Swaziland, with the return leg scheduled for Windhoek on 23 April.

Speaking to Nampa on Tuesday, Guther said his He has been putting 30 players through their aim is to qualify the team to the African Cup. paces for the past three weeks at the Namibia “We have never had such a positive draw like Football Association Technical Centre in we did this year. I am looking forward to getting good results,” he said.

The coach added that they do not know a lot about their opponents, but he has a good team that can compete with any opponent.

“All I know about the Swaziland team is that they are also building a new team just like us.

With regard to the way they play, I really don't know anything about them, but I believe in the team we are currently having.

“Some of these players have been together from U-17 level and they know each other very well.

MTC Premeirship Goal Scorers list I travelled with the team for three weeks to after round 22 and 23 matches for the Ghana and we came back without losing a 2015/2016 season below: game, and if we play the same way we did in Ghana, we can get positive results from our game against Swaziland,” said Guther.

The winner of that fixture will meet South Africa in the second round in May/June, after which a third and final round awaits the winner for a place in Zambia next year.

Gunter said his final 20-man squad will be announced two weeks before the team travel to Swaziland.

(NAMPA) National under-20 football team coach Gerald Guther is optimistic his players will qualify for the 20th edition of the U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) set for Zambia in 2017.

Top Goal Scorers Anounced

There will be thunder at the Country Club (continued from page 32)

“I don't know much about my South African opponent but he should be prepared and ready to fight me on 9 April because there will be a big thunderstorm of punches and uppercuts at the Windhoek Country Club.”

Jarman is scheduled to travel to South Africa with his stable Kinda Promotions from 16 to 26 March for a training camp.

Other exciting bouts on the scorecard will see a rematch between Matheus Kandala and Onesmus Nekundi for the vacant national Featherweight title and the much-awaited fight between Sacky Amutjaa and Varde “Swapo” Ndayambekwa in the six round light Welterweight bout.

Medestika Alweenda will fight Ndemunonga Josua in a four-round Flyweight bout. Costa Niilo and Manfred Haimbanga will fight in the six round Featherweight bout, while John Shitilitha will fight Jonas Matheus in a four round Bantamweight bout.

Another boxer on the scorecard with an opponent still to be announced is Niikoti Johannes in the Bantamweight category.

(NAMPA)

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Liesl Losper

Hierdie naweek word die Jan Wilken Stadion aan die brand gespeel wanneer die West Coast Sharks en Walvisbaai Rugby Klub (WBRK) gaan meeding teen Trustco United se eerste en tweede spanne.

Die Sharks draf om 13:30 op teen Trustco United 2 en om 15:30 is dit WBRK teen Trustco United se eerste span. In 'n gesprek met van die spelers van WBRK was dit duidelik dat hulle vasbeslote is dat die toeskouers 'n tawwe wedstryd sal sien. “Om altyd positief te bly kan nie skade doen nie, dit maak net ons spangees sterker en vir ons gaan dit alles om die liefde vir rugby, het

een speler opgemerk.”

In 'n onderhoud met Winton van der Westhuizen, voorsitter van die West Coast Sharks sê hy dat hierdie verseker nog een vir die boeke gaan wees met hulle span span wat reg is vir United “Die SFC West Coast Sharks se manne is gefokus vir ons eerste ligawedstryd die naweek en wil verseker ons eerste wedstryd wen. Ons nooi alle ondersteuners uit om die wedstryd te kom kyk in Walvisbaai en die manne te kom ondersteun. Ons hoop om almal daar te sien vir ‘n lekker dag van rugby,” sê Van der Westhuizen.

There will be thunder at the Country Club - Jarman “A big storm is coming when I step into the ring in April,” Junior Middleweight boxer Anthony Jarman said during a media conference in the capital on Wednesday.

Jarman, who defended his national Welterweight title against Christian Ukelo with a fifth-round knockout in October 2015, will now fight for the International World Boxing Association (WBA) title, which is a weight above his current category.

The fight is scheduled for the Windhoek Country Club Resort and Casino on 9 April and his opponent will be South Africa's Malibongwe Ndzube, who has a record of 18 fights, 15 wins, two losses and one draw.

Jarman has an impressive record of 14 fights, 12 wins, one loss and one draw.

Speaking at the media conference on Wednesday, Jarman said he has been ready for a long time and will enter the ring ready to be crowned the new champion of the vacant international WBA title.

“I am excited to be given this opportunity, which will be a big fight for me. I am ready to do what I do best and that is fight.

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